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Stephen Reichelt Chicago, Illinois
Stephen Reichelt -
Double Bass
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This album is one of the most mesmerizing albums that i have heard in a long time. Zimoun delicately spin web after intricate web of guitar drones and layer them upon and into each other so that while listening your focus and concentration linger astray in the most wonderful way possible. This is nothing short of a sonic masterpiece and a must have release.
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